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Presenting Portfolio

by Andy Adams on April 26, 2012 in New Releases

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Every theme at The Theme Foundry starts out as an idea that is discussed and then put to paper by our designers. We review and refine the design, and then we build it out in HTML so we can see the design come to life in the browser. From there, every theme is constructed from the ground-up (no frameworks) as we try to build upon the successes (and failures) of our previous themes.

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Announcing Chalk

by Scott Rollo on March 6, 2012 in New Releases

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We’re extremely excited to announce Chalk; an innovative WordPress theme for the twenty-first century teacher. Chalk is crafted to bring the classroom environment online, and includes some exciting features to do just that: to-do lists, class conversations, podcasts and video lectures. Grab it today and start bringing your lessons to life in a dynamic and interactive surrounding.

Chalk features a beautiful responsive design, which means students have the flexibility to access class content on-the-go, from the convenience of their iPad, iPhone, or mobile device. This makes it easy for you to stay in touch with your students, wherever they might be.

To learn more about Chalk’s features and specifications, stop by the theme page. Also, don’t forget to check out the live demo and the video feature tour.

A huge thank you goes out to Rachael Baskerville for allowing us to use her amazing photographs on the demo site!

Introducing Duet

by Scott Rollo on December 14, 2011 in New Releases, News

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Duet

We’re extremely excited to announce our latest theme: Duet, a minimal, sophisticated WordPress theme tailored for writers, journalists, and business bloggers. We’ve worked hard to meticulously craft and refine Duet over the past three months, and we’re proud and excited with the result. Some of the features include: two-column layout (using CSS3), custom typography, custom color schemes, and a flexible featured slider.

We designed Duet using a mobile first approach; this responsive theme looks amazing in the browser and equally as awesome on your iPad, iPhone or other mobile device.

Be sure to check out the theme page, and demo video below to discover more about Duet’s exciting features, and the demo site for a live preview.

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Announcing Anthem

by Andy Adams on October 27, 2011 in New Releases, News

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Anthem

We’re proud to announce our latest production: Anthem, a beautiful responsive tumblog-style theme that features a stunning display of various types of media and a clean, minimal design. Anthem is designed to look great on all devices including phones, tablets, and regular displays.

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Hello React

by Drew Strojny on July 19, 2011 in New Releases, News

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React WordPress Theme

Say hello to React! React is a simple and elegant WordPress theme for business featuring a fluid and responsive grid that allows for easy viewing from an iPhone, iPad, or other mobile device. The theme is packed with some other great features: custom typography, custom background (hides automatically on small screens), support for projects, and more.

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Meet Linen

by Drew Strojny on February 8, 2011 in New Releases, News

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Linen WordPress Theme

Meet Linen, the newest member of our theme collection. Linen is a clean and flexible magazine style theme with some creative customization options. One of the coolest features is the option to completely control your typography. Linen uses select fonts from the Google Font Directory and gives you the choice to mix and match seven different accent fonts and eight different body fonts. Combine this feature with a custom background color or image and you have a truly unique and beautiful site.

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Say hello to Shelf!

by Drew Strojny on November 23, 2010 in New Releases

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Say hello to Shelf, the newest member of our theme collection! When we first broke ground on Shelf nearly four months ago I knew this theme was going to be special, but I never imagined it would turn out to be such a work of interface art. I want to personally thank the incredibly awesome Jon Hicks, Yan Sarazin, and Brandon Dove for bringing Shelf to life, it wouldn’t have happened without your hard work.

Shelf is now available for purchase on the WordPress and Tumblr platforms.

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Introducing Photography

by Drew Strojny on August 10, 2010 in New Releases, News

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Photography WordPress Theme

Today I am excited to introduce our new theme, Photography! This is the first niche theme we have developed here at The Theme Foundry and I am extremely happy with how it turned out. This theme is geared towards professional photographers. The goal was to make it super easy for anyone to quickly setup a beautiful WordPress powered website, complete with a blog and a gallery/portfolio.

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Hello Traction

by Drew Strojny on March 9, 2010 in New Releases, News

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Traction WordPress Theme

Learn more about Traction →

I am super excited to announce the release of our newest WordPress theme, Traction! Traction is a dark and clean magazine style theme with a robust options menu and built in support for WordPress post thumbnails. This is the theme I meant to design when I started Punchcut late last year, it just wasn’t ready yet. Traction comes with a boatload of features, including three colors schemes (red, blue, green), built in Twitter support, and much more. I encourage you to browse through all the features and take it for a test drive. Be sure to let me know what you think in the comments.

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Say hello to Punchcut + new digs!

by Drew Strojny on December 3, 2009 in New Releases, News

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Punchcut Theme

Big news today. We just released a brand new theme, Punchcut, and are rockin’ some fresh new digs here at Themes by Jestro. Some of you how might have been following along on Twitter and know the launch was supposed to be yesterday, but mod_rewrite decided to take me 12 rounds as I was running the final checks before launch. Needless to say, I picked up some bruises but eventually came away with a knockout.

This marks an important point in our history for several reasons (which I will get to later). I encourage you to take a look around and please let me know what you think of the new setup. Don’t hesitate to post a note in the comments if you find any bugs while browsing around. Alright, let’s talk about Punchcut.

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